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RED horizons & BLACK hours: The total solar eclipse in our history & culture
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27 January 1327 (Total): A winter total eclipse that briefly turned day into night across Britain.
16 June 1330 (Total): A summer total eclipse with a path tracking across portions of the landmass.
17 June 1433 (Total): Known as Black Hour, this long total eclipse passed over Scotland, the Borders, and the Yorkshire coast.
16 March 1485 (Total): This total eclipse darkened British skies the same year the famous Battle of Bosworth took place.
10 July 1588 (Total): A total eclipse that occurred right during the historical tense summer of the Spanish Armada.